Man Whose Brother Was Also Robbed And Killed At Alafia Bus Stop Where Alleged Phone Thief Was Lynched Narrates Bitter Experience

Following the reactions of some Nigerians on the brutal killing of the young boy who was burnt to death at Alafia bus stop, along Badagry Expressway of Lagos, on the 15th of November (read here) for stealing a phone, a Twitter user, Harri Obi, took to his page to narrate how his younger brother, Obinna, was also robbed and killed by the notorious gang of phone thieves at the same bus stop.

Read his tweets below…

”I flung my phone and ran out as fast as my tired legs could carry me, half naked. I didn’t even know my mum was following me. I got to the hospital and saw my brother’s lifeless body on the floor with dozens of people staring at him.

I fainted, but some folks revived me. Long story cut short, my family is still recovering from the trauma of that night. It has been months, but go and see my mum now. She looks frail and has been aging rapidly, thanks to over thinking.

I sent messages to @YomiShogunle and @rrslagos767 and also to @aleeygiwa. @aleeygiwa called back & we spoke for minutes. I complained about that busstop, but they refused to do anything.

@aleeygiwa promised to visit and check out the notorious spot himself. I’ve been waiting since January. Now, read carefully. After the murder of my brother, I have heard that close to a dozen people have lost their lives to the same phone thieves at Alafia bus-stop.

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I happen to know one. A young and newly married man. I have also met people who have escaped these murderers by a whisker. The thieves in Alafia busstop don’t ask for your phone. They stab you and then take it from you.

See, It is easy to speak up against lynching when you’ve never been a victim of these fuckers. You don’t have nightmares like my entire family does. If I was there, I would have personally bought d fuel used in burning him.

The thieves had no plans to stop. Hopefully, when the community starts to take matters into their hands and show these retards that we mean business, they might stop making families miserable.